GMO announces initial Net Zero Asset targets

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Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo LLC (GMO), a global investment manager, has released its initial net zero targets and transition plan. In October 2021, GMO became a signatory of the Net

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Bigger’s been better

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It’s never been better to be a giant company in the U.S., but will it stay that way? Executive summary The largest companies in the U.S. have seen marked improvement

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The race of our lives

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GMO’s Jeremy Grantham and Lucas White believe we’ve reached the fork in the road when it comes to our ability to mitigate climate change risks in 2018 and beyond. In

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An investment only a mother could love: the case for natural resource equities

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Jeremy Grantham from GMO has written extensively about the long-term prospects for natural resources, but there are advantages to commodity investing beyond potential commodity price appreciation, including diversification and inflation

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The stock market as monetary policy junkie: Quantifying the Fed’s impact on the S&P 500

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One of the stated goals of the policies that the Fed has been pursuing since the Global Financial Crisis is to raise asset prices. In this short White Paper GMO shows that

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GMO quarterly letter

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In this quarter’s letter, Jeremy Grantham provides the last in a series of six reports on resources in “The Race of Our Lives” and Ben Inker questions whether persistently high

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The 13th labour of Hercules: Capital preservation in the age of financial repression

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I think the world today could easily be described as the “Era of Uncertainty”. Problems threaten from almost every direction: the fiscal cliff looms, the U.S. Presidential Cycle is upon

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Japan- after the quake, after the floods

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Japan’s recovery from the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011 has been so astounding that people rarely even think about the tsunami anymore. Even fewer remember that heavy

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